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Mondiale VGL to join ANL’s reef recovery program

Pictured: fish near a coral reef. Photo credit: Joakant via Pixabay.

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Ocean container shipping company ANL has announced that sea freight forwarder Mondiale VGL will be joining the Reef Recovery Program to assist in the restoration of The Great Barrier Reef. Every 20-foot container (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit, TEU) from Mondiale VGL transported by ANL will see a contribution made to the Reef Recovery Program, which will directly support the Moore Reef Nursery.

Back in 2020 ANL...

https://www.shippingaustralia.com.au/mondiale-vgl-to-join-anls-reef-recovery-program/

The Log Book: Marathon Petroleum partners with the Women in Trucking Association

The Log Book is a weekly rundown of human-interest stories related to the transportation industry. This week: Marathon Petroleum partners with WIT, CMA CGM plans to plant more coral nurseries and UPS re-commits itself to LGBTQIA+ employees for Pride Month.

Marathon Petroleum partners with the Women in Trucking Association

Marathon Petroleum’s Transport and Rail organization announced Friday it has entered into a partnership with the Women in Trucking Association (WIT) to recruit more women in...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/the-log-book-marathon-petroleum-partners-with-the-women-in-trucking-association

The Log Book: Paccar CIO named Influential Woman in Trucking

The Log Book is a weekly rundown of human-interest stories related to the transportation industry. This week: The Women in Trucking Association honors influential women; ANL aims to rehabilitate the Australian turtle population; and C.H. Robinson recognizes its top-quality carriers.

WIT honors influential women in trucking

The nonprofit organization Women in Trucking Association announced that Lily Ley, vice president and chief information officer at Paccar, was presented the 2021 Influential...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/the-log-book-paccar-cio-named-influential-woman-in-trucking

Building a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable global trade

Pictured. Shane Walden. Photo supplied by CMA CGM.

By Shane Walden, Managing Director, ANL

Some time ago, ANL, as part of the CMA CGM Group launched the new brand mantra, ‘Better Ways.’

Drawing on our collective history and the core values that have supported our development to date, the concept was enforced as a commitment to work together to achieve more responsible, more efficient and more seamless solutions for the transport and logistics industry.

Despite the many challenges faced as an...

https://www.shippingaustralia.com.au/building-a-more-efficient-resilient-and-sustainable-global-trade/

ANL speaks up on coral reefs

Pictured: fish and a coral reef. Photo credit: Joakant via Pixabay.

Ocean shipping line, ANL, is acting to protect marine biodiversity. Its coral reef nursery is on track to produce up to 3,000 coral fragments in its first year.

Coral reefs have the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem on the planet. They occupy less than 1% of the ocean floor yet are home to more than 25% of marine life – playing a critical role in maintaining stability in a coastal zone.

Coral Bleaching and Its Impacts

Coral...

https://www.shippingaustralia.com.au/anl-speaks-up-on-coral-reefs/

ANL: taking charge of wellbeing

Pictured: Shane Walden of ANL. “COVID-19 was a significant eye-opener to the breadth of employee wellbeing and of course, employee experience”. Photo credit: supplied by ANL.

By shipping line ANL

Today, workplaces are different. They’re multiple places. They can be virtual and they’re flexible.

With that in mind, it’s fair to say employee experience (EX) is no longer limited to the four walls of the office.

Today, employee experience looks at the physical, mental and social wellbeing of a staff...

https://www.shippingaustralia.com.au/anl-taking-charge-of-wellbeing/

Against the odds: On the waterfront

Don’t be silly, of course, the shipping lines are not a cartel.
And then the central governments and the stevedores are the nice guys in our supply chain plot, fully supportive of a shipper’s business.
Although this is a really Australian-centric story, the narrative is strikingly similar all around the world. Hint: I can feel a shipping line congestion charge coming on, just in time for the American summer…
On the Waterfront
The 1954 Academy …

The post Against the odds: On the waterfront...

https://theloadstar.com/against-the-odds-on-the-waterfront/

Far East-Australia demand pushes rates to levels not seen for a decade

Container freight rates from East Asia to Australia have reached a 10-year high, rising to over US$1,648/TEU as of 9 October 2020, according to the Shanghai Containerized Freight Index.

Container movements along the route have rebounded as Australia seeks to gradually reopen its economy after a series of Covid-19-related lockdowns. Transhipments from Australia and from other regions have also been rising.

This has spurred liner operators, including ZIM and MSC to add more capacity to the route,...

https://container-news.com/far-east-australia-demand-pushes-rates-to-levels-not-seen-for-a-decade/

Cyber-attack victim CMA CGM struggling to restore booking, say customers

As CMA CGM’s IT engineers continue, for the fifth day, to try to restore its systems following a cyber-attack at the weekend, the French carrier has come under mounting criticism from customers that its back-up booking process is inadequate.
Yesterday, the carrier said its “back-offices [shared services centres] are gradually being reconnected to the network, thus improving bookings and documentation processing times”.
And it reiterated that bookings could still be made through …

The post Cyber-a...

https://theloadstar.com/cyber-attack-victim-cma-cgm-struggling-to-restore-booking-say-customers/

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